Are these S&W stocks?
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No. Because they don't have the original S&W emblems.
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Those look like very nice grips! But they are not factory.
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Not S&W. Except for the direction of the screw and the extractor cut, they look like Eagle Heritage grips.
S&W K/L Frame Square Butt Rosewood Heritage Grips
S&W K/L Frame Square Butt Rosewood Heritage Grips
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I scrolled down to reply that they looked like Eagle to me, you beat me to it!
I think if you look at the back of them you may see something like AJE on the back (Art Jewel Enterprises, Eagle's old company name).
That's amazing, I think your correct. Kudos to you my friend, I'm ordering a pair for my 38 special M&P.
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Sile made grips like that as I recall.
As noted above, those stocks are the style of post-WWII and your K22 is Pre-WWII. They are made up as non-relieved Target stocks that were available on a Masterpiece revolver from late-1948 to 1955. Except for the missing medallions they are very well done. Not sure they are Eagle stocks because the stocks for sale show the top as being relieved and show a larger area of checkering. Are there any stamps or marks on the inside of those stocks? A typical set of non-relieved S&W stocks are below.
I see that Lee beat me to it, I agree they could well be Siles.
I see that Lee beat me to it, I agree they could well be Siles.
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I have a pair just like those on a 6 1/2" 24. From Eagle. They call them their version of S&W "cokes".
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See if they are marked Made In Italy inside. That would indicate Sile as the manufacturer.
